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100Pcs/Box Cha qian Sinkers Review
Our verdict
At $14.99 for 100 lead sinkers spanning six sizes, from 1/6oz down to 1/50oz, the Cha Qian box is built for anglers who rig several weight classes in a season. A 4.5-star average across 244 reviews and 300+ bought last month make it the strongest demand signal in this size class.
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Anglers who rotate between finesse rigs and moderate current, and want one box that covers six weight sizes instead of buying separate single-size packs for each situation.
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Anglers who fish one weight class exclusively, or who prefer tungsten's denser, smaller profile per ounce over lead's bulkier shape at the same weight.
- Material Lead
- Weight 0.21 Kilograms
- Size 1/6oz, 1/8oz, 1/14oz, 1/20oz, 1/25oz, 1/50oz
- Color Black
- Pieces 100
- Priced 25% above the category median ($11.99 across 91 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.4/5
overall
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Owner rating4.5/5
4.5 average across 244 owner ratings
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Popularity3.0/5
244 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
A box that promises six sizes in one purchase solves a real problem: showing up at the water without the right weight for the current or bait rig you planned. The Cha Qian Sinkers cover 1/6oz, 1/8oz, 1/14oz, 1/20oz, 1/25oz, and 1/50oz in a single 100-piece, 0.21-kilogram box for $14.99, all in black lead.
Compared to the alternatives in this category, the pricing lands in the middle. Lindy's CNS120 sinkers run $12.99 but ship only six pieces at a single 3/4oz size, while Reaction's tungsten 8-pack at $19.99 covers just 1/8oz. The Cha Qian box trades tungsten's density for lead's lower per-piece cost and a much wider size spread, which matters more to anglers who need flexibility than to those chasing the smallest possible profile.
The review numbers back the value case. A 4.5-star average across 244 reviews is a solid volume for a bulk tackle item, and 300+ bought last month is the highest reported purchase rate among the sinkers compared here. That combination suggests steady repeat demand rather than a one-off promotional spike, which is a reasonable signal for a consumable, easily-lost item like sinkers.
Pros
- 100 pieces across six sizes (1/6oz to 1/50oz) covers most freshwater rig needs in one box
- $14.99 price works out to well under 15 cents per piece
- 4.5-star rating across 244 reviews shows consistent satisfaction at volume
- 300+ bought last month is the highest reported demand in this comparison set
- Black finish is low-visibility for clear water presentations
- Single box replaces what would otherwise be several single-size purchases
Cons
- Lead is bulkier per ounce than tungsten, which matters for finesse presentations needing a compact profile
- No single size gets more than a fraction of the 100-piece count, so heavy users of one weight burn through that size fastest
- Lead sinkers carry disposal and handling considerations tungsten alternatives avoid
- No feature callouts beyond size and color, so rigging style (egg, bullet, split-shot) isn't specified in the listing
Specifications
| Material | Lead |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.21 Kilograms |
| Size | 1/6oz, 1/8oz, 1/14oz, 1/20oz, 1/25oz, 1/50oz |
| Color | Black |
| Pieces | 100 |
Performance notes
The size spread here, 1/6oz through 1/50oz, covers the range most freshwater anglers use for everything from light current bottom rigs to near-weightless finesse presentations. At 0.21 kilograms total for 100 pieces, the average piece is light, consistent with the smaller end of that size range dominating the count. Lead remains the standard sinker material because it is dense and inexpensive relative to tungsten, though it takes up more physical space than a tungsten weight of the same mass, which can matter when threading through tight rig components. The black color is a practical choice for reducing flash in clear water compared to bright or silver finishes. Because the box spans six distinct sizes rather than one, anglers get flexibility to match weight to current and casting distance without needing multiple separate purchases, though that also means the exact count per individual size isn't broken out in the listing.
What buyers say
A 4.5-star average holding across 244 reviews is a meaningful sample for a bulk tackle accessory, and it sits in line with the other well-reviewed sinkers in this set rather than as an outlier. What stands out is the 300+ bought last month figure, which is higher than the 100+ and 50+ figures reported for the comparison products. For a consumable item that anglers lose to snags and replace regularly, a high recent purchase volume paired with a strong rating suggests the box is delivering on the basic promise of usable, correctly-sized weights rather than generating returns or complaints at scale.
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Frequently asked questions
How many sizes are included in the 100Pcs Cha Qian Sinkers box?
The box includes six sizes: 1/6oz, 1/8oz, 1/14oz, 1/20oz, 1/25oz, and 1/50oz, all in black lead, totaling 100 pieces and 0.21 kilograms.
Is lead or tungsten better for this kind of sinker assortment?
Lead costs less per piece and is the traditional standard, which is why this 100-piece box runs $14.99 versus $19.99 for an 8-piece tungsten set. Tungsten offers a denser, smaller profile per ounce but at a much higher per-piece cost.
Does the high review count mean this sinker box is reliable?
A 4.5-star rating across 244 reviews is a solid sample size for this product type, and combined with 300+ bought last month, it points to consistent buyer satisfaction rather than a small, unrepresentative pool of reviews.